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@jqhsbajaksb1315

3 жыл бұрын

I was wondering, did you go to college? If you did what degree did you get? Or did you learn all of this by yourself?

@berserkervtuber6285

3 жыл бұрын

Have picked up the Wireshark course! Time to get stuck into these IT classes! Good luck everyone!

@tonyboi6266

3 жыл бұрын

hey i really need your help...

@malleswararaovadlamudi7808

3 жыл бұрын

$356 come on bro... That's my salary in India😅...

@hfazilat

3 жыл бұрын

is the link broken ?

I’m a 16 year old high school student. I am currently learning content for my A+ and Network+ cert. and next year I’m going to be getting my security+ so this one is something I’m interested. Love your vids. They’re awesome!

@mbakerxxxv

3 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome! You should check out some of the stuff outside of Comptia also. Good luck on your goals!

@cacoscoin8748

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 6 year old

@j.r.5803

3 жыл бұрын

Good path. Next you should learn python or if you dare, i started with such but i love thr syntax the c family, i dont touch assembly yet but i pretend to debbug once all goes wrong. I started with c itself but Java and c++ are way more usable if you pretend start a hacking path but c indeed and assembly does complete a hacker. I recommend learning kernel linux aswell, if you did not yet.

@j.r.5803

3 жыл бұрын

@@cacoscoin8748 Its never to young to start ;) But you will need to stay mostly into the theory unless your parents have some security knowledge then sky is the limit xD. But seriously u will need some parent control if you pretend go deeper and that is already around urs teenager years if you are indeed 6 and want this 100%.

@albertofallas359

3 жыл бұрын

@@cacoscoin8748 Im 4

Passed PenTest+ last night

@comptia

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats!

@jowerstechsolutions

3 жыл бұрын

@@comptia Thanks!

@shubham-itachi

10 ай бұрын

Dis you get job just Getting that certificate.

@Proxychains4

10 ай бұрын

I wonder what you’re up to now

@therealprince777

9 ай бұрын

Same

I wish I was 16 now watching this video getting my mind blown and hopes up. I'm gonna be 23 this Feb, and your content has inspired me to persue pentesting like never before. Thanks a lot, much 🖤👨🏽‍💻.

Thank you for the WireShark course. After 21 years working in a maximum security forensic institution I got my neck broke. One spinal surgery down and three more to go I am looking for a different direction of job skills. And after being in the heads of criminals so long and being able to think as they do I thought this would be an interesting job to pursue. Plus I have geeked out on building since my first Apple 2c or commodore 64 and my first build was a IBM 286dx chipset as a kid. I appreciate your honesty as well as being realistic and direct. Thank you

Thanks for sharing the free course, I honestly can't afford it now, not even finished school yet, and it will really help me move on from where I am, things not good with the pandemics... Tysm!

I am from India and i am a biology student but i also like hacking and coding and in my perspective you are one of the best youtuber that teach ethical hacking because you teach hacking in very simple and understandable way with live examples..... You are the best, dude. plz hurry and make more and more videos

My 14 year old just asked me if he could sign up for HTB! He's so pumped from your content. I tried getting him to do a course by THM 'heath' a few weeks ago but he wasn't interested. I'm not sure what you sparked in him but I'm grateful for it. Thanks man!

This isn’t a sponsored video, it is a straight up commercial.

@wraith_1155

3 жыл бұрын

well its pretty helpful . also networkchuck did alot to us,he is allowed to make a commercial video

@kennedyjnrhoneycutt949

3 жыл бұрын

I can Finally access back into my Device with all my old Data's Fully back also. Thanks #global_hackweiser1 on IG

@Nik-rx9rj

25 күн бұрын

he is also making a video for free. don't be greedy

Thank you Chuck and Bombal for the course. Best channel for start learning.

The pentest+ is on my list to do next year. It would be the most awesome thing to win this after a trainwreck of a year.

Hey Chuck. I'm leaving the personal injury law field to start pentesting. Thanks for the guidance you provide with your channel. I'd be lost without you!

@PyroShields

Жыл бұрын

So you want to go from robbing people to hacking them..

@benthebuilderr

Жыл бұрын

@@PyroShields from working for thieves to working against them*

Chuck and David’s videos got me hooked on hacking (ethical hacking lol). You guys make learning fun and exciting!

@paulromero7842

3 жыл бұрын

@@MooneWhistler it’s implied that I’m new to this, but thanks for that observation.

SO HAPPPY i was one of the first few to get the class from david on udemy i won't let you down chuck im gonna focus on learning more about wireshark and pentesting

Chuck thank you so much for these courses you are putting out there for us I love this channel

Yes ! Pentest+ is a good one. I would love to get it.

I bought the wireshark course back in June 2020 and it's pretty good. David makes good stuff, first bought a VPN configurator from him like over a decade ago that saved a ton of time back then.

Chuck i'm starting this journey. I got my A+ cert this past fall and will likely be Security + certified this spring. I think the pen+ is happening this summer for me. thanks for your help so far please keep posting

Hi sir, I'm honore to be in this networkchunk, Channel you are not just giving it for free,we are very lucky to have people like you sir....once again 🙏🙏

Thank you for all of this gift for the community. Wish you all the best!

Your videos are the most education of any tech channel I've watched. Fast paced, collected demeanor, cool tech and toys in the background? Im sold. #Subscribed

Super excited to study on Twitch with you again! Also, your giveaways are amazing, thank you so much!

Passed my Pentest+ Exam.! Thanks for your video going over the details. Keep em coming, Chuck!

Start with Net+. Then Sec+. Then think about others... Fundamentals are extremely important.

@alienboy689

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely, fundamentals first

@checknate8820

3 жыл бұрын

Once you complete those certs, get the eJPTs as a stepping stone into the OSCP.

@Nik-rx9rj

25 күн бұрын

no doubt

Thank you, CompTIA!!! I will take my Sec+ first!!

I have bought the CCNA from udemy, thanks for the info, Affordable. My goal is Pentest, keep guiding. Luv from india 🇮🇳

700k subs CONGRATS!! this guy deserves a milllion

Hey NC, new in the field I'm going for A+,Network +, and Security + for fundamentals first. But I was going to add study hours and get my e JPT. Should I get e JPT or just wait and go for Pentest+, then stronger certs like CEH, OSCP, OSCE, etc. Love the video bro.

Got my pentest+ earlier this year. Its a really good certification that gives you a really well rounded starting point. I would recommend Security+ and some decent network knowledge before jumping into it. Linux knowledge and any basic coding is another plus but you can learn that as you go.

@mozart0

3 жыл бұрын

Plz Steven reply to me..first of all,I'm a noob and I want to learn ethical hacking.. My question is.. What knowledge do I need before jumping into ethical hacking? (Keep in mind,I'm a noob) Help me..!

@satibel

3 жыл бұрын

@@mozart0 you don't really need any knowledge, and sometimes it's even better cause you do stuff that should never work but does anyway. basically you go "what if I push that button" and see if it does what you think it does or if there are side effects. of course it's not a satifying answer, so stuff that may be important : some knowledge of command line (linux shell/windows powershell and cmd) as you more often then not login through ssh and/or to a headless server. knowledge of active directory and what you can do with it (so you can do more than say "I have AD admin access", you should be able to deploy a dummy flag app through AD to show why it is bad. you should be able to know how to fix common vulnerabilities. knowing how to use scan tools and when to use loud (nmap the whole network) vs stealthy approaches (compromise a switch). have knowledge of applicable laws and the limits of your contract, you don't want to get fined. imo those are basic things you may want to know. being able to scan the most common CVEs and give a report is a good first step, it's not that great but some businesses want a simple solution and be at least a bit secure. of course, obvious stuff should be checked like paswordless or default passwords on ftp/rdp/vnc exposed to the internet. cisco devices with sanfran as the password. password, root, admin, incorrect, QWERTY [name of business] etc passwords. publically available private keys on unprotected shares (search common key names) being able to recommend or setup a reliable backup would be great. if you can at least check the top 10 cve and suggest mitigations for those, that's still valuable, though you should be transparent that this is just a "trim the obvious" not 100% secure after that. there's much more to know, but that's why it's fun. tl;dr there aren't any absolute prerequisites, only stuff that's nice to know. of course if you don't know how to use a mouse and a keyboard, you're going to have trouble. also, learning to touch type is a great thing, since you're probably going to be spending most of your time writing write ups.

@mozart0

3 жыл бұрын

@@satibel Thanks for using ur valuable time for a unknown person like me and I learned a lot from this comment.Much thanks!

@kennethsullivan2437

3 жыл бұрын

@@mozart0 what Maniquri said is very true. There is a long list of topics that it covers. The basic things to know are simple security principles, basic networking, and common vulnerabilities and attack types. From there you can build into how to detect and exploit those attack vectors and even some ways to defend against them. Just take your time learning one thing at a time. Make sure you understand the basics and how to use some Google tricks to find what you are looking for. Forums are also a good place to look for help when you get stuck. Don't expect people to just give you answers though. Always try to do research first. Remember that this type of knowledge won't be learned in one day and never give up. There is always going to be more to learn and understand.

@mozart0

3 жыл бұрын

@@kennethsullivan2437 thanks for taking ur time for me.Thanks a lot!

I’m an InfoSec guy (CISA, CISM, CGEIT, CDPSE), but the red team seems sooo much more fun. While I get my MS in Cybersecurity, my concurrent goals is to get pen test certs, learning Linux and eventually dabble in bug bounties to get my feet wet.

No idea David Bombal had a wire shark course. Exactly that I needed for my assignment due Monday. Thanks!

I'll gonna go for it! That is, after I get the CISM, which I have the opportunity to get (already paid for by employer) because I already have the Sec+, which qualified me for my DoD job...

Thanks for the free course!! It will be used to good measure!!

I'm looking at starting out. Cost is a factor, but so is the recognition of the certification. I've contacted EC-Council and Offensive Security. Looking at CEH, CPENT, LPT, OSCP, GPEN. Mainly. But also considering other certifications to gain more knowledge. Of course, GPEN is just crazy expensive, I guess OSCP is reasonable, the EC-Council certifications would be insanely expensive doing all. But EC-Council sent me another option, which there isn't much information on their website about. VAPT consisting of CND (Certified Network Defender), EHCS (Ethical Hacking Core Skills), CEH, CPENT, and LPT. All in one year, at a cost of only $1499. A reduction by over $3000. Making it not all that much more than OSCP.

My bro got me a free udemy course on hacking. LEGEND🤯

@harshitmehra7434

3 жыл бұрын

How??

@rohanpandey9957

3 жыл бұрын

@@harshitmehra7434 piratebay beby

@harshitmehra7434

3 жыл бұрын

@@rohanpandey9957 I didn't understand

@abhayverma7175

3 жыл бұрын

@@rohanpandey9957 please reply bro i didn't understand

@rohanpandey9957

3 жыл бұрын

@@abhayverma7175 google it bro

Thanks brother for the Wireshark course hook up! 👊 Merry Christmas! 🎄

CompTIA certs is a very good storyt teller , they tell you a lot of what frontline hero is doing , after you have gone through all those story , you find yourself a very good listener, and... that's all , you still don't possess what hero has , you still a layman . This is how i feel after i have completed CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, Pentest+ ... im sharing my opinion , pls just ignore if you don't agree .

Many thanks from Paris for your video and free wireshark course !!

I took both Sec+ and PT+. Let me try to preper for both during this coming holidays.

Omg you gave us a course for free!! I owe you ❤️❤️❤️

I need this course for wireshark. Thanks man, you are the best

Yeah I’m thinking about doing it bro. I’ll do this then get my Linux+. I might do OSCP as well but I’m not sure yet.

I have my security + and CISSP and this one sounds very cool and interesting.

This cert was just what I'm looking for.

Pentest+ sounds so good.. Thank you.

Just love u man, I managed to enroll to the David bombal Udemy course.Thank You

Hey chuck, randomly found your channel few months back while searching for something about @raspberrypi and eversince been a keen viewer for all of your content✌🏻

Thank you! got the wireshark course

Bro you are the Peter McKinnon of IT and Networks and stuff. Bravo. Love your content.

Nice I plan on buying the voucher in January or February. I am excited to start my new journey heading for a career in ethical hacking.

Let's go! I'm going for the PenTest + - KM

Thank you so much david and network chuck for the udemy wireshark course 😊

First!! Love your videos, got me motivated for it again , much love from slovenia

@KB-pk5ze

3 жыл бұрын

Hahah še en slovenc! Same drgač.

@TVPslo

3 жыл бұрын

@@KB-pk5ze slovenci povsod

Hey man, random question but just watched your QandA and wondering if this is your full time job or if you do it on the side with network job full time?

I was not originally planning on PenTest+ I was hoping to power through straight to the OSCP after A LOT of study but might have to reconsider.

@pataleno

3 жыл бұрын

Yes me too. I’ve passed CIsco Cuberops. Was going to do CCNP Cyber next then OSCP. OSCP is a big hard one I think Pentest+ is a cheaper stepping stone.

Loving this channel... wish I found it sooner

Where would you put PenTest+ in comparison to OSCP or OSEP?

Hello Chuks, I'm Henry from Nigeria I've been following your tutorials, You're such an inspiration to us here, Please would you mind recommending to me 'the light pen' you always use in writing on the screen, I love it, you can't imagine how much emphasis it gives your tutorials, together with your demonstrations it makes your tutorials more understandable than some bunch of others out there

Love your videos Tried everything u thought thanks man

I wanna get into this but I need to get the three basics first. Should I pay for Comptia courses or continue self studying for at least A+?

I’m planning on making my first cert the OSCP certificate and I’m studying through various online courses now before I purchase the OSCP course and move on to the exam. In addition to that I plan on getting the CEH cert based on your recommendation. Does this sound like a good path to take? Both are hands on exams that won’t just give me the cert, but give me experience. Looking for all advice and criticism here.

I'm going for it right now! Good luck chuch

Thanks for the free course,

--Very good Chucky I liked this tip ... !!! -I was going to do Security + after CCNA and LPIC, now, but this certification seems more advantageous, thanks for the tip ... !!!

@kennethsullivan2437

3 жыл бұрын

This is the second level security cert from comptia. They still recommend security+ first and I can tell you it definitely built on the fundamentals that security+ taught. It's not impossible without it but it was easier when I took it after the security+

@educastellini

3 жыл бұрын

@@kennethsullivan2437 -Yes I agree, the corect sequence is make defensive (Security+) to after make ofensive (pentest+). -I am not a fan of CompTIA so much that I am preparing for CCNA in January and I intend to do the LPIC later in March, not CompTIA Linux + (there it is almost an ideological issue). -But I went to register on the CompTIA website a few minutes ago and when you ask for the proof Blueprint you have the option to do a demo of the proof and I made Linux +, Security +, and Pentest + in a few minutes (there are only 10 questions ). -Linux + I did 8/10 but I have been a personal Linux user since 97 and I use it professionally since 2006 so ok, but for certification I make a point of taking some courses that I separated in Udemy de Script and some things before. -Cisco the other day offered a Security training and asked 10 questions too, but network and basic seals I did 9/10. -In the Security + CompTia demo I did 5/10. -On Pentest + only 3/10. -I agree I will do Security + first there AWS and after a training that was seeing BlackArch I may be this Pentest +.

Studying for this now!

Can't beat a freebie at this time of the night;) thanks 👍 😀 keep up the good work mate

Me and a couple coworkers were just talking about IT certs and what to get next.

@firenhell02

3 жыл бұрын

@simandmod I already know about that stuff. And what I don't, I'm sure there's a video tutorial or virtual class that I can take.

@firenhell02

3 жыл бұрын

@simandmod well this is KZread... You could Google "how to build an OS" but you'd get text whereas here you get a video with a coding tutorial.

@adiflorense1477

3 жыл бұрын

@simandmod same here. where you from sir?

I enrolled! Thank you so much man!

Man it'd be really nice to get to learn and take my linux+, but I hope someone gets it that's early on in their career and needs it

Great opening, Your videos are amazing..

sec plus net plus and A plus is the go to pipeline for pentest what would you recommend for more hands on training to help understand and pass the exam for pentest ? I only got one of the three certs but I felt like it was mostly book smart knowledge and gaining and basic platform to build off of, I thought some more hands on approach would have helped me understand what I was learning more.

My computer broke when I started this video.. nice secret phrase.

Are we there yet? 700k subscribers, yes you are!

Just signed up for the PenTest bundle. Cert Master learn. Gonna get away fro CCNA for now and do something new. Hope to take this by end of next year before my Net+ expires. Anyone else on this path to take the exam?

@kaib5735

3 ай бұрын

Hi, there. How did it go?

I'm go comtia a+ then security+. After those two I just go though all comptia since I'm not in no rush.

Love these vids

How long that compitition run... It is already closed... Bummer I really needed that PenTest+ my buddy helped make that test and already gave his free voucher away.

Thanks Chuck and David!

your videos are great, great explanation, thanks :)

Thanks i got the course for free it means a lot to me.

I'm sitting for it in a couple of weeks!

Yo sup I have been watching Au lately and u have really helped my hacking skills thx!

Thanks a lot for chuck & David for givingaway free course of wireshark,happy Christmas 🎉🎉🎉🔥🎄,geeting hands dirty😜😜

Currently getting my A+ after Sec+ and Networking + definitely going for Pentest+ 🚀🚀 #begginer

I notice that you have no videos on Pf-sense and was wondering if you have ever worked with Pf-sense? If so what is the best way to go about setting one up in your opinion?

Im not going tot make the Priemere 😭. You are the best hacking KZreadr👍

Would love the opportunity to join the contest but I'm having an issue when I enter the phrase. Love your videos and the opportunities you provide for the info sec community!

can’t wait for your pentest live streams

Here Before Premiere

@DaPanda19

3 жыл бұрын

Their scheduled, not hard lol

A big fan of your from India 🇮🇳 watched most of uour videos

Thank you so much for all of these wonderful videos. I understand the way you explain things. I am learning Ethical hacking. I need your advice; what laptop I should buy? I should focus on processor or RAM or GPU ? Please let me know. Thank you

Love your videos, much love from Sebia

I wanted to do something to start on. But i didn't expect Pentest+.

Im 17 right now and a junior in highschool. Do you recommend me taking a pentest+ cert at the end of junior year or should I wait until the end of my senior year. Any answer would be greatly appreciated! Great video!

@clintclashin7673

3 жыл бұрын

theres no time limit or expected time, do it when you can. do it as soon as you can, jump right into it and dont wait..trust me youll be happy you didnt wait

Thanks again for your awesome videos :)

I would only use the material to study. I’d take the CEH because of its recognition. Is it still over 1K even if you have the two years requirement? It’s my understanding that you need to pay for their training if you don’t have the required experience to sit for the exam without their training.

Got the course even I will start it later😁

Chuck when are you planning for your OSCP?

The CompTIA provided sample questions for this exam seem very easy. Are the sample questions an accurate indicator of what to expect on the exam? I have a feeling that the actual exam questions may be more difficult.

Hey NetworkChuck love the channel. Do you know if you can install Kali Linux on the new M1 MacBooks using Parallels yet or any other virtualization software?